Watch artworks converse with architecture, each installation bending around the pavilion’s quiet rearrangements

Urban Canvas Pavilion at One Bangkok Park has never been a passive backdrop. The structure folds, shifts and stretches as if testing the limits of its own skin, an architectural gesture that hints at a building capable of travelling if it ever grew restless. That restlessness becomes the pulse of a new contemporary exhibition where three artists respond to the pavilion’s shapeshifting spirit. Parvit Pichienrangsan, Waritsara Jirattitijaroen and Jeanne Penjan Lassus turn movement into language, tracing states of becoming through installations that drift between material and emotion. Their works examine how transformation can feel abrupt or barely perceptible, like a thought changing course mid-sentence. Guest curator Mary Pansanga gathers these voices into a loose constellation, allowing the pieces to converse with the pavilion itself as it quietly rearranges the space around them.

November 20-23. Free. One Bangkok Park, 10am-10pm